Delightful employee who was working during the afternoon and who checked us in. She explained how…read moreto use the water machine, the orange juicer. Beautifully decorated patio with view of street. Nice size room, bright, wonderful breakfast. Collection of books to borrow, including travel guides for the Cinque Terre region. Able to buy local train ticket at a discount from them. Be sure to ask for senior rate if 69 or older.

The best bed and breakfast we've ever stayed at!! The owners…read moreare the sweetest and the most caring hosts you'll ever meet. They make sure every detail is perfect. Due to Covid, the breakfast buffet was replaced with custom orders but wow they were extremely generous with making sure we were taken care of. The room is cozy and nice. We had the Manarola room upstairs which was cleaned to perfection daily (also a very sweet lady). The bed was comfortable and the AC unit kept the room nice and cold in August. We had such an amazing time staying here, it really felt like home. Grazie mille Stefania and Giovanni!!!

Beautiful place to stay and the owner Carola will come meet you in the square when you arrive…read more There are some stairs to get to the bed & breakfast so better for young couples or singles traveling, but once you arrive about 8min walk it is such a beautiful place to stay. Cozy, quiet, and VERY modern and clean! Everything looks and feels as if you're the first people to ever stay in the room - the showers are even especially clean! She provides a mini fridge, safe, kettle in your room, TV, and a little basket of toiletries. Definitely will be back to visit Carola and to stay in this lovely place! There's even a garden to sit out and read if you like, while you overlook the beautiful town of Monterosso. It's such a prime location right near the best restaurants in town!

My husband and I stayed at Casa di Andrea for 3 nights during our 2 week vacation in Italy. We…read morepicked Monterosso as our home base in the Cinque Terre. Monterosso is very well maintained and manicured which is not always the case for the other 4 cities. We love Casa di Andrea - amazing upkeep and quite high tech for a B&B (electronic key card!). Our room was tidy and cute - it looked like it was just recently renovated. The shower had good water pressure, and the shower door could be closed fully to block out water from getting the bathroom floor all wet. Since Casa is located up the hill, I don't recommend this property for older folks or anyone with mobility issue! You will have to climb up multiple flights of stairs. But the pro is that the view is amazing! Carola runs this property and does it with such great taste! Her breakfast, although simple, is actually our favorite among all the hotels we visited on our trip. From the napkins to the cups and mugs, everything was colorful and elegantly presented! We got fresh coffee, fresh cut fruits, croissants, ham and cheese with toasts, and yogurt for breakfast. My husband typically doesn't eat breakfast and hates carbs, he made an exception for Carola because he loved what she put together. I highly recommend this property for your stay in Monterosso! You will have an amazing time!

This hotel was pretty meh minus the exceptional view! My fiancé and I stayed here on a recent trip…read moreto the Cinque Terre. Luna di Marzo is located in the small town of Volastra. Pros: Parking is available! This is a rarity! The view as previously mentioned is SPECTACULAR . The hotel is above the Cinque Terre on the mountain with 180 degree ocean view. Free breakfast (albeit nothing fancy) Cons: The actual hotel is very basic with no frills whatsoever. Rooms are not well decorated, no safes, no hotel restaurant or kitchen. It felt like a dorm or apartment building. Not actually in the Cinque Terre! Overall: I don't think I would stay here again. I would prefer to stay in Manarola or one of the other towns in the Cinque Terre. It is pretty irritating to have to take a shuttle up and down or pay €15 for a ride into town.

You will LOVE this place. It has spectacular views from the terrace, the few rooms it has are nice…read moreand many have enormous windows w great views. The service is pleasant and attentive, the included breakfast is good, and it is in a nice little town. The town has 2 hotels, 2 restaurants, a church, and a cemetery....pretty much everything you need. Also, for a couple Euros, a bus takes you down to Manarola. Stay here away from the bustle, you'll be glad you did.

Wonderful little hotel we visited in the very off season of December. The staff were super friendly…read moreand genuinely concerned about our satisfaction. We were scheduled to leave before the breakfast on our last day, and woman checking us out went well out of her way to make us coffee and have fresh pastries prepared early for us even though we told them we weren't expecting it. Comfortable bed, good location, pretty town. A really nice place to stay.

Lovely spot! Clean,clean,clean…read more I am so embarrassed, we arrived off the train, threw our luggage down after we burrowed through (wanted to hit the beach/ trails ASAP) and housekeeping picked up after us and did a brilliant job! Air conditioning, wonderful food, exceptionally friendly service. Nine rooms, so it's nice and quiet. Free wifi. Walking distance to beach. Now why didn't I stay longer??? We will be back. No negatives.

We arrived and loved our room. We stayed in Casa Lisa. We dealt with Sara. A very sweet and kind…read moreyoung woman. The room was ready for us even though we arrived early and sadly could not respond to Sara on what's app. Everything was provided for us, the only complaint is the pillows. Wish they were not so flat. Californians like their pillows fluffyOur view was amazing. It is high up but we found out the next day an easier way up, without climbing all those stairs. We were able to have dinner at their lovely new restaurant. Fortunately there was a cancellation. We were seated at the bar with remarkable views. But I have to say the food was the main attraction. Kudos to the woman chef, who brought out our food. Everything was delicious ‼ For dessert we did order a chocolate and pear cake, we were not to keen on it so they did bring us out some amazing Panna Cota, with a homemade raspberry sauce. My goodness‼ When you are in Vernazza, you have to give this place a try‼

Lorena treated us like royalty during our stay, had several suggestions for us for places to visit…read morein the area and had cappuccino, pastries, and delightful conversation to offer in the mornings. The rooms are updated, modern and very comfortable. If you do book Casa Catò, book it through the hotel website. You will get a better deal than on the other websites and you will ensure they don't have to pay 23% of the charge to a company who doesn't have any skin in the game. Do your host a favor.

Great location in Vernazza for €75 per night. Cash only. It is so close to the train station and is…read morein the middle of charming Vernazza and close to the trail going to Monterroso. From the Main Street, it is 35 steps up to the main door of the Building then another 25 marrow steps up to the room. Keep that in mind when you're packing your luggage. The owner buzzed us in and allowed us to check in at 12:30pm. They gave us clear instructions for the keys and WiFi. They also charge 1 euro per person tourism tax. There is a coffeemaker, fridge and hair dryer. Bring your own toiletries. WiFi is fast. Power outlets to charge gadgets can be found in headboards and bathroom. Very convenient. One thing I would suggest is for them to leave extra rolls of toilet paper inside the room. The owners don't live there and we didn't know how to call them when we were running out of toilet paper. Also I suggest they have more lights in the stairwell areas as it gets challenging at night if you don't have a phone that has a flashlight. All in all, we enjoyed our stay and highly recommend this room.

When looking for places to stay in Cinque Terre during our honeymoon, Rina Rooms came up as one of…read morethe few places that was both a reasonable and nice looking. Check in is in a small window from 2-5pm, and one of our connecting trains was sold out so we were a bit delayed, but the owners were kind enough to stay around a bit longer to wait for us. It's a very short walk from the train station, although in the directions they send you they'll mention that it's just around the corner from an unnamed pizzeria, but the the street you'll see first is called Via E. Vernazza and not Ettore. You'll find that when you walk up E. Vernazza until you hit a fork and then go left, and you'll be there. Google maps has it placed incorrectly on the right side of the fork. We lucked out and got the largest room, which had a bedroom, small dining area and a bathroom of course. The kicker was the balcony and access to the rooftop patio, which has a couple cabana chairs and a table. When it was too hot to walk around sightseeing in the towns, that was a great place to catch some sun and have some wine, focaccia and limoncello. It was a lot to get for the price we paid, and how little real estate there was in Vernazza. There was a lot of new furnishings in our room and the bathroom, which was nice. We were warned that the owners would come during in the afternoon to do laundry and re-stock breakfast but we were rarely there at that time and they will also do your laundry for 5 euro per wash (air dried on racks and lines on the terrace). Our bed was comfier than some we'd had on our trip in Italy. There was no air conditioning, which was unfortunate given the heatwave, but a couple fans helped make it tolerable. Wifi quality was good. Breakfast was fairly simple - pre-packaged cornetti, cereal and toasts, as well as yogurt, milk and juice in the mini-fridge in the bedroom. It was here that we were introduced to pear juice. Thick and very pear-like, it was so good! Payment is in cash only, but there are a few ATMs in town. Rina Rooms has really friendly owners, and made for a great base of operations in a wonderful little town.

The cutest hotel with a fantastic view from their panoramic terrace. Our room also had a little…read morebalcony. The hotel is located farther into Monterosso and up a bit of a climb - they can reserve a taxi for you which picks you up from the train station if you do not wish to lug your luggage up the entire way. There are only 2-3 taxis in Monterosso (costs 15 euros each way). Wait to buy your Cinque Terre pass and Via Dell'Amore ticket - they can help you purchase what you need here for up to half off! We also did the pasta, pesto, and tiramisu class here which was a lot of fun! Would definitely recommend it. It is 120 euros per person and has to be paid in cash - there are several ATMs nearby. We were here for the first day of the Lemon Festival (mid-May) so all the shops had lemon themed displays up!

My husband, my brother in law and sister in law and I stayed at Hotel Villa Steno for two of the…read moremost amazing nights in May 2025. The hotel is beautiful with amazing views out to sea. The rooms are very comfortable and have all the amenities you need including a terrace with a sea-view. The owners, Matteo and Carla, as well as the entire staff, are the best I have ever experienced. They are all kind and welcoming. They anticipated our needs by giving us information about the trains and hiking among villages in Cinque Terra. My brother in law wasn't feeling well and stayed at the hotel the first day. Carla called a doctor and also checked on him throughout the day. We all took a cooking class with Carla and it was fabulous. We made tiramisu, pasta, pesto and branzino. She was so patient with our lack of skills and made it fun. We all felt we might be able to do these recipes at home. We ate the delicious meal on an upper terrace with an even more amazing view. We were in Italy for two weeks and this was my favorite hotel. THE BEST!

Cecio Ristorante Camere is basically frozen in the best possible time warp. I had pesto pasta here…read more15 years ago and came back now -- same terrace, same unreal view over the cliffs, same "how is this so good?" pesto. Nothing's changed, and that's exactly the charm. The place still feels calm and local, with a balcony that makes you want to sit there way longer than your meal needs. Simple food, friendly vibe, and easily one of the best spots in Corniglia to pause and just take in the coast. Perfect then, perfect now.

My wife and I had probably the most delicious pesto we've ever had at this restaurant! It was…read moredelicious! (S)

We loved our stay at A Ca da Alba! It was one our favorite experiences in Cinque Terre…read more A local family owns this place which has a few rooms and is right in the heart of town. They also manage the shop downstairs. From the moment we arrived, they were so helpful. Maurizio gave us great dining suggestions too. Federica was also super helpful sending us a note ahead of time with a bunch of suggestions. The room was clean and had everything we needed. There was an adorable common area too where we would get fresh pasties and coffee in the morning. One night they surprised us with champagne in our room to celebrate our honeymoon! We were so grateful. Overall, this place is such a gem. I would totally recommend staying here- and hope to stay here again!

From the owner: La nostra posizione rende il nostro affittacamere molto utile per muoversi e spostarsi. A soli 60…read moremetri dal mare, e con tutte le attività a vostra disposizione, potrete trovare tutto ciò di cui avete bisogno.